North Carolina Newspapers

'1 rf lH WH'- f I UVXU-. i XV-J 1 ... .... ii.ii ii ii i 1 1 r xvi rii - . VOLVlOasS'ii NEW BERNE.N.""Ci SUXDAY. APRIL 17, 1887. PRICE 5;,CETfl P. A.' LOCAL NEWS. , .; " x Naw Baroa. lattauLaj MP V North.' j.' ' 'L Sua rises. 535 I Leajrta of ay.Wrt ' dun sets, 6:87 1 18 boon, 18 aaioutaa. , Mooa Timrrt 13a a, m, r ?t ,V lALLidby o nT Faiware VV diapUrM la Ue winnows a a. a. , , Du ' drug (ton. ;. ' ,17 8t ' ,: .'.' ry ! ablated DUoaood ten eye- i are beinf mounted In oellu- loiJ . .uia.-. They are handsome, light aod strong,' and gira perfect satisfao f tioa." The Diamond trade-mark is on . fTerypaw.i . . .. f or sale m new Bern only by B. A Bait- , ti ' fCfi A BUSHELS OF FEED OATS, ,i UMV ! receWed- For aale at ; 51 lfliw 4 W. A E. W.'Smxllwood's. k iC'-- A LEX JUSTICE a 'Juat received 'J. frem Saowell & Fryas. Philadel thla. fmnortert of finest family grocer f r,'f ') iea, and other first -clue houses, Fine ', Tearfii. Lagaayra, Maracaibo, Jara V-' and Woeba Ooflee; Sugar ot all kind; ' .: - thnVstlatfBlala and tnixed Plok- Uart a4xOlaa,Iin.the olty; : Olive i am ail and large packages; A freah lot f fine Canoed Good of all , , ; deaeriptioB; Freaerved FratU in book . - eU: Macaroni: Soioot of all kindi: Caa aard1 fia LarA and lieata.and every thing that'U in- a firitIae store, sold " cheaper for cash than any house in the . w are eeuing pest rianosaouur gan' at remarkably low prices. Old iino takan in exohange. . aStf v -j Ukajucs & Oabtbficm. J " A fnll line of Plow, Harrow and Caltif atora. at price to auit th time. ' . , , Gbo. Alleh & Co. :. - Fertiliaer, Lime, Flatter, Clement, , .: GlasaTPainu, Varnish and Oil at low "nrioea. - Oko. Allkm&Co. AGENCY FOR Pi The Salvation Army, we are ioform " ad,a mad eom thirty or forty con rart lnoe their arrival here. . Serrloea will he conducted today at tht .Baptist, Methodist, and several of loaf colored phurche by roinitera of the Presbytery. See notice elsewhere. Oaptaia B. H. Hilton brought in a pod yesterday with six grown peaain It ; H eaj h gathered a box of them yesterdaj aiornlng- hair pin box. ' , -amea Vti rMoore, Depaty Oolleotor of - Internal Eevenue, glyes sotioe where ' he can be ifpuad for -the purpose of r . celving applioaifoni jfor.speclal taxes. . x"Th Clarendon Oarman Club will give .. a Germaa Uon4J nigb complimentary H loXeasr. filliaAd Wain w right, of the yaaht Eetina;M-aad Mr; Porter who f" : flatting Mr. a 8. Bryan. ; 3 Th BaptUt. Advocate is a new month '' if piper edited by Rev. A. J, Marshall. ;V Iilald at the Job ofilee of N. S. J;'- Richardson & Son, and like all work 'y - from that offlo is neatly done. 1. 1 , Hie nrritte Laa has raoeivad her spring and aammer millinery goods and -i ' Js 9W ready to exhibit them. She haa ' . r long been- la iV ftaalaW and kaowa ' ' how to select to pleas castoaaers. i'l" '.ReThomM Dltbn 'wilT delifer his leotur on The Raven" at Theatre on " Wedneaday'fKW- Those who hato - ' beard It prinouhoa' tSia lecture an x- . oeedingly iatercating on and highly nUrtainlng.i,t v ' ' . The "little Store 'Bound the Corner" . haa beed enlarged and filled, with a ai lect atock JWf aptrng gooda, and it bids fair to soon, become-' th Mg atora round the ioorneT.,.sRead tho adrer tiaement oa' ouf fourth page and go and see If wa are act right.: W hay reeeirad ia paniphlet fona - the programma tf th f oar tit. annual - eeuioaof th North Carolina Teaehera' Astembly, to b held at Morehead .City commencing Jane 14th and ending on the 29th.. It is' oompleto with all th informatioa aa regard th many tuncooiiiiUH Aiia. ww.sr ranged for. .1 Perianal. . lira. John Patrick, of rjookerton", and lira. A. UcF. Cameron, of Klnaton, are visittrg friends in the city and stopping a IA i:. t$. JIM. lt lb hoe BIttl. V!f At 4 p- ,,B tbei Preebyteriaa C: rch, v 1 be i old a Union Sabbath f xl (.iiceIThiaiaalwajsideIight- f 1 r." jre of these raaeetinga of th rv cf Orange.- 'Addressee will s rn eppropriata - themes by r - - v r of tba 'Pfbjtry, , , -, -t r"T. cburch notice. inTited to 7 rl my fellow '.Ir lounoe r t t loe of it - j rod . t he in rajsa PrMkrlary ' ' The body ef Christian Hiniaters and Ealing Elders known as the Presbytery of Orange closed ta work hi this city yesterdsy, alter a narmonious sees ion, mach, important business having been transacted. ' Tba personalia of the Presbytery ia fine, and the members maintain a high standard of intelligence and Christian character. The Moderator, Rev. Mr VTilhelm, is an xoeIlent presiding of fioer. He oommands the beet order and preserves well the dignity of the body. Dr. Johnson, the Stated Clerk, and Bey. Mr. Willi the Secretary, are both efficient and prompt in their duties which necessarily enables the body to dispatch its work. Rev. Mr. Carrie, Dr.Atkinson and Dr. Smith are the most venerable members of the body. Dr. Atkinson's countenance at once be tokens piety, yet he has a good fund of humor which makes bim one of the popular members. Dr. Smith will be remembered by every member of Cook's Brigade, wbo may ohance to read this notice, a the preacher who visited us at Gordonaville and Orange Court House, Va., during the fall and winter of 1803-'64 where many were converted under his eloquent and powerful pre sentation of the Gospel. Age is be ginning to tell on him, but in the Rev. Samuel C. Smttb, his son, we have the Doctor over again. He is an eloquent, forcible and logical speaker and already wields an influence in the Presbytery. Dr. Watkins i a quiet member, but when he speaks it is to the poiot and effectual ; Dr. Harding does not speak often but always talks sense, and the same may be said of Revs. Summerel. Craig, Allison, Miller, Chester, Faucett, Isler, Thorn, the tallest member of the body, and others whom we cannot re call; in fact there was lees "windy" talking to the amount of intelligence than in any similar body we ever had the pleasure of attending. For good, hard work, and good practical sense the Rev. Mr. Bprunt stands well to the front among the younger member, lie was elected one of the commission ers to the General Assembly and if be attends will doubtless reflect crdit upon the body that sends him as will Mr. Summerel the other ministerial repre sentative. The Presbyterians are to be com mended for their real in educational work. No one is ordained to the minis try in their church unless he possesses, unmistakably, the qualifications to feocA'tbs scriptures. If we were going to find fault with them for anything we we should say they are not aggressive enough. This was generally acknowl edged, w believe, in the discussion to put a general evangelist in the field, Instances were oited where the people, in place where there are no Presby terian oho robes, were asking for the word as preached by them. With suoh aa able body of ministers they ought to do effective work in new fields, where they could perhaps reach a class that oaanot be reached by other churches. We trust the ministers of Orange Presbytery have enjoyed their stay in the city and that their work may result in great good. Church ItrTlctlTo-Dtr. Christ Church V. W. Shields Reo- tor. First Sunday after Easter, o a. m., Holy Communion. Other services at 11 a. m. and 5 p. m. Sunday school at t p. m. The publio is alwaya invited to take part in the services of this Church- Ushers at the doors to provide First Presbyterian Church 11 a, m., Ear. W. - F. WTlhelm, of Hillsboro; Communion- services, - conducted by Rey, Messrs. T. W. Faucett, of Milton, and A. Carrie, pf Yancey villa. 4 p. m -, a general Sabbath school assembly of all the eh arches, and addresses by Rbt. Meesrs.; Watkin,' Pell and Faucette. 70 p. m.; RT. Jno. S, Watkins, D. D., of Raleigh. ' tv; f - Centenary M. & Church: It a.; m Rey. F, H. Johneon, D, D. of Winston. 7:80 p. m., T. J Allison, of Mobaneville. ? BaptUt Church 11 a. r m, , Rot. A. Sprout, of Henderson. 7:30 pt m., Rev. D. L Craig, of Reldatille." , . Ebenexer Presbyterian Church 11 a. m,, Rbt. R.B. Willie 7.80 p. m,, a H.tAeater.':r-,-:7 'St.Peter'sM.' E. Church 11 a. m., Rer. C. Millet-, S.-p.va., Rv.& O.Hall; 730 p.i'w.r, Thomt:fe -;''v. Eldet Eugene Scott, Adventist, .will preach atr Meshaaics ; Hall today at 11 a. m. and f p: m. I Prayer -meeting on Wed aesdajruignt at fiSO o'clock. J Tha pablie are oordiallyjBVited to attend i aU theee servioea. a '-'fX ' ..... j-. . twaasar Tesacata. vi The steamer Newbarae of the Q. D. line tailed f of Norfolk at li m." Fri J; ;-, i- rtvei hence at 3 pm. yestorday, mb ' t connection for all points north forf ' i and rsppfra. The Pam 1'co v '-it ' ri i N for Nor f v-Ik I ' ' t r - - t Trow, - - - OXANSE EEESBTTEBT SATURDAYS SESSION. Preebytery nailed to order at t Q a. m. First half rhoar spent in de votional exereiasa A comm n nioation having been re ceived from Mr. Lamb of Elixabeth City, through Rev. Mr. Vaas, to the effect that Mrs. Carr, deceased, had left 1800 to 800 to Orange Presbytery as a legacy, aad that he, Mr. Lamb, would add 800 to the Carr legacy for building a church m Elizabeth City. The Presbytery requested. Rev. F. H Johnson, D.D., to visit Elisabeth City and look after the interest of the work there. The committee appointed to draught a form for deportment of candidates under its care presented report which waa received and adopted. Committee on Syetematio Beneficence made report which was received and adopted. The report of the committee on Ses sional Duties was received, approved and ordered to be forwarded to the churches. Rev. O. W. Nealof the M. E. Church, was introduced and invited to sit as a visiting brother. Wednesday before the 1st Sabbath in September at 11 a. m. waa fixed ss the time for holding the next regular fall meeting of Presbytery. Resolutions looking to some remedy for wane of time in hearing reports on Sessional Record were adopted, and Kevs. K. H. Johnson, D. D., and L. C Vase appointed aa the committee asked for in the resolutions. Report of committed on Calls and Supplies waa received and adopted. The report! of the different supplies for vacant churches appointed by 1'reg bytery were heard. Report were re ceived as satisfactory. Rev. J.J. limes of Wilmington 1'ree bytery, by request from Presbytery, made verbal report of bis work in the Croatan field. On motion, that lie v. J. J. limes be permitted to preach at Croatan, Presby tery granted Rev. tfines permission to labor within its bounds. The committee on Wiley fund re ported, and the report waa received. The Prebytery recalled the appropria tion from that fund for the Enfield Churoh, and appropriated $100 out of that fund for the Wilson Cburch, and the remainder, $51. 63 for the Mt. Ver non Church. The report of committee on Narra tive to General Assembly was heard, adopted and ordered to be forwarded to the General Assembly. Rev. Mr. Vass submitted a report of committee on plan of supporting the general evangelist. It fixe the salary at 81,250 to cover traveling expenses, and directs that he labor in those parts of the bounds of the Presbytery where there is no Presbyterian church. Mr. Vass spoke to the report, and after some discussion, participated ia by Dr. Smith, Rsv. Mr. Willis, RV. Mr. Smith, Rev. Mr. Allison, and others, the report was, on motion of Dr. Smith, amended so as to read (1,000 and traveling expenses, and adopted. Dr. Johnson, from committee to fill vacanoies on the board of trustees of tbe Presbytery, reported Judge R. P. Diok, Judge Jno. H. Dilliard, Judge J. A. Gilmer, J. M. Rogers and E R. Stamps. The report was adopted. Rsv. Mr. Sprunt waa appointed a trustee Of Davidson College to fill the vacancy caused by the death of MV. Alexander. Thursday, Jane 18, 8 o'clock p. m was fixed as the time for the adjourned meeting of the Presbytery in Hillsboro. Licentiate R. P. Pell was eUeted evangelist for the Wilaon and Nahalah field. Presbytery took a' recess until after services tonight. At sight Rev. Mr. Summerel preached t a good audience, aft9r which the Presbytery waa called to order by the anodetator. ' s Rer. Mr. Vass submitted the report of the committee on Sunday schools, and. other report were read, which ware adopted, and the Presbytery ad journed. A': ! JTara Pkystctast Wins the . Prisa, t-From the Charlotte CknnicU we dip tba following paragraph of the proceed btga of the Medica AssooUOoa.' which waa ia session there last week: -, . Dr. Lewis, from tba , aoaaasittea on awarding prises then . reported, and stated that the $50 pris for the heat paper presented to tha society, had been awarded to Dr. Franc ia Duffy of New Berne.. Cr. Duffy 'a winning p. i treated of tha aubjeot of -"Aluaenwsr tfon in Continued Fevers. n Ia accept ing the priie. Dr. Daffy said that he would torn it back to the aociety to be awarded for th best paper oa "Hem morrhagto Malarial Fever," to be read at tha next meeting of the aociety. .-. - U Tea Wis a Gea Article v ; Of Plto Tobacco ask your dealer for " OU Rip. r - - is -j eeuairtm , j . . . . Beselatioas ef Respect. At a regular meeting pf Trent Council Ho. 411, Koyal Arcanum, held April 15, 1887, the following preamble and resolutions were adopted : Whereas, The Supreme Ruler of the universe haa again sent his reaper. ueatn, into our counoil chamber and removed hence our worthy brother, B. M. Gates. Resolved, That, recognizing tbe Di vine will, we bow in bumble submis sion thereto. Resolved, That in the death of Bro. Gates this council bas lost one of its best members: that by his purity of life and conversation; by kindliness of spirit and fidelity in the discharge of all the duties imposed upon bim he has in spired nobler views of life. Resolved, That we tender to the fam ily of our deceased brother our heart frit sympathy in their sad a miction. Resolved, That theee resolutions be spread upon tbe records of the Council and a copy sent to tbe family of our de ceased brother and a copy furnibhed the New Berne Juiknai. fur publica tion. Sam K. Eatun. i W. O. Bkinsu.n, ' Committee L. II. Cl-tlkh. J A true copy from the records. W. (J. Vl !.s -v Ailauta Months Open. Hn months ago we bad no demand for L). B. B. , but dow our retail demand is such that we are forced to buy in gross lots. We attribute the rapid and enormous demand to the comparative size and price of B. B. B. (being large bottles for Si) and iu positive merit. It sells well and gives our customers entire satisfaction. Our sals have in creased 500 per cent, within a few months. Jacobs' Piiak.m.v . per Fred. B Palmer, M I Hold in New Berne by K N. Duffy and E. 11. Meadows List of Letter! in the l'obtoHii e Keina iniug New A pril Brne, Craven countv, N. (' 17. 1887. iaaao Bryant, A. 11, Bryant. V Boneer. Daniel Brenun, Amos Bait. Class Cradle. Mary Omper, liary 1) Edwards, llandv Humphrey, Mary Lee, George Mad red, John Smith ('J , Sal lie Hmilh, John Kammons, Mary Stafford, Ransom Rob er son, Julia Wil liams c. o. Jane Turnage. Osborn Wells, lars. Ellen Woods, Harvy Walker c. o scho3ner S. W Hall (2), NoraU Kim mons. IVrsons calling for above letti'rs, ill say advertised, and give date of list. M. Manly, P. M. Was II Caurer! I have been using It. U. B. for six or seven weeks for something like cancer on my neck, and I would dot take one thousand dollars for the benefit re ceived. I had previously tried various so-called blood remedies, but I). H. B. is the best, the quickest and the cheap est blood purifier I ever used. I refer to any merchant of Griffin, (la. J. H. Barnes. (Initio, ( ia Hold in New Berne by K. N. Lu (Ty and E. 11. Meadows. Firth Ward Mc itini,'. To th Republican voters of the fifth ward: You are hereby notified to niet at Good Samaritan hall, on iueen street, near West, Monday, April 18, at 12 o'clock m., for the purpose of nomi nating a candidate for city councilman, to be voted for at tba coming election, the first Monday in May. J-W. Hakhell, Chairman of Committee. Look ent For Tftrm. Any information will be gratefully received leading to the discovery anil arrest of parties representing them selves as my agents in order to sell cheap glasses on my reputation. AU of my spectacles are stamped "Hawkea" on th bow. and no others are genuine. All eyes fitted and the fit guaranteed at the drag store of F. S. Duffy-, New Berne. marS lm Fourth Ward Meeting. To th Republican voters of the fourth ward: -r You are hereby notified to meet at Drayton hall, on Queen street, Monday, April 18, at 18 o'clock m.. for the pur pose ef nominating a candidate for city councilman, to be voted for at the com ing-election ths first Monday in Hay. 1887. E. A. RicnARDSoN, Chairman of Committee. No Use To Learn. Oho day, when the lesaou was tho (aUo rai led Ale and Beer Measure," a lit tie boy, remarkable for hiH correct lessons, waa qnito unprepared. "How is this, John?'' said flio teacher. "I thought it was no use," Raid John. "No use !" Raid tbe tear her. "No, sir : it's ale and beor meas tire," said John. "I know It is," said thd teacber. "Well, sir." said tho little boy. "farther ana I think it is no use to learh .about, ale and beer, as. we mean aevr' to bay. sell, or drink ifr'V -J ' ' . mmekiea's Armtaa alv. hi Barf Baxva in the "world for Outa, -Bruiaee, ' Bona,1- Uloera, flaik Rheum, Fiver Sorec, Tatter. Charred Haada, Ch 11 Maine, Corps, ana, aft a-ila Emptioaa, and poaiHrelyl sam pilt or no pay required. Mat guaranteed t give perfect satisfaction, or monry ra f an J d.' rrioe K eeaar fat r -. For aal by B H, DaSjfV ' r.,ii It REAL Eetata atortgagaa aad Dead for aale at thieofik. i- ii.iv COMMERCIAL. Jopkhal Ornoa, April :) B P. M. OOTTOM. Htw YoEK, April 15 Noon. -Futuiee olosed easy. Sales of U8.500 bales. April, 10.62 10 50 10.62 10.09 10.75 10 42 October. November. December January, February, March. 10 03 y 92 y.vj May, June, July, August, September, Spots firm; Middling 10 5 C Low Middling, 10 5-16; Good Ordinary y Vs. New Berne Market stead v . Nosales Good Middling 10 3 16; Middline 10. Low Middling 9 9 16; Good Ordinary y. DoniEsric ntHim Seed ootton $3 00. Oottob Srkd $10 00. TDaFENTma Hard. 81.00 dip, 8!' Tak 75c.a81.25 Oats 50c. in bulk CoKN 45a52c Rjck 60a60. Biutswal 15c. per 1L BKHr On foot, ;te to V. Ooc.vtbt Hams 10al;' c ucr It.. Lard 10c. i-r lb Eooe !-c. per dozen. K&K8H Bokk 4ia(i- iier ik.ul I PBANCTB ?5c al tKJ ier fcusiiel Foddrk 75c.a8l.00 per huudrtxl Onionb S2 00a pr barrel I-'IKLU PKAB-fi5a70 . Hipks Dry, luc: kinv , TalIjOW 5c. p-r lb C HICKENS ilo C . -i M' i 80aS5c. MaU 70c. per buohel OaTS 50cts. per bushel. Potatoes, Early Rov-$: WOOL lOalftc. perDound. p.-1 bbl I POTATOSlB Ituhiinias. itOr , yhin 40c. Went ludias, &0c: Harrison. 05 ' C. . . ill i i i , douiulm v eet inula, au ii and u m lnal ; not wanted. Kuildinir. f hearts, 83.00 , aaps.J 1 .50 per M. WHOI.Ea AL.K PKK Kh Niw Mass Poua 81 i ' HlioL'LPKK Meat 7c. C. R. 's, V. H'h, IS 'b ami I. c ' FlAJCK 83 OOafi.OO LaEI r j. by the ti. in- N All tlaa IB 10 7'. 8UOAH (iraniilaleil (i r OoKKEK K'l.-ilT Jf. ClIKKSE 15. Halt H0aN5c per a ; Molasses and HThi rs S0a45c Powder-88 00. Bhot Drop, 81.75. lm, k, S-' 00 Notice. U S- Internal Revenue Special Taxes. I will beat my office. opjKwili' Gas ton H.iUHe, ou the lMh, l'JLh ami '(Hh dayaof April. lMt7, for th purpiwe tf receiving applicaliona for Spec ml Taxm for the year beginning May 1-t, 1MM7, ending April 30th. INK. All perRoiiH deairinK Special I n x Stamps will avoid inconvenience by meeling me on thoee (layn. JAMKS W. MonKK. apl7 d;;t Dep. t'ol. Internal Revenue SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY GOODS! Miss Harriette Lane's Stock of Fine Millinery Goods are now ready for exhibition, consisting of the njoet elegant Hale, lionnels. lubbouH, llo were, etc. , in the city. Having al ways kept the llnest and most beautiful Millinery ever brought to thin market. she fully suatains her reputution in torn respect this season, or rather surpaaHea it. These handsome (iuoda will b sohl at a small advance on New York coht. All aro cordially invited to neo them. ap!7 dim Stolen! Stolen! ON K HAY MAKK row I'ltnd in ri ej iiliiR yea t'H tld , KTiial 1 !i i : mi t ( I K Hl'.li-ii tiy W'atlf N InilHlJt' he, ttrd will Ik I l-.lii iMxly made uf imit n Wallers, a ped'lifi. H.'IIIV W lull, dark forty fl ttui ri Liif ronipleilun. heavy year old. 1.1 her I lev H J.H'hai1oil of WMllcni ami ft Ul.n. p nf Uip w hfrpatKniU of the above -mwri . Addrcau )t. ( . , KA I,. Km n In. 'rn r , N . ( ' WaKhlnnInu Mipcih, h m4- City hMHi a i I nd hills. Cassards Lard, Sugar Cured Hams, SHOULDERS, And Breakfast Strips, Are the finest on the market, and are sold by ACTUAL WEIGHT at E. B. HACKBURN'S. J. W. STEWART, HEAIHiUARTERK VOR Wt'l.ES, HORSES n,l BDOOIK8. The twnt FneET on the I market for the money. Hore ao.l vehlrlp tn hire at reasonable rsio apUdwr IraU Bu, Rtwhtra, x. r. S I El II 0 N 3 ft UANLY, .ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ami aracttaata ti0rsrorarD,Jna Ooslaw, OarWrt,rillon, LMlr an4 Kro aa4 la Iks rwlml Ooart at 5wTraa. fabMawir DR. J. D. CLARK ' V a; o. Paijork aarT'iaaain E. W. SIAUWOOB. CE0.ttJFIJC.i SmalfiYood filSIoVerf DEALERS IN ' ''tl gk.wral hardware, ' tixwahl', oi.asswabe,; H'OODEKWARE, C0CK7t SASU, DOORS, BLINJ8Z GLASS, PA1STS. OILS AND 8T0V ; L'NSL'KPASSED AS TO PRICE AND QUALITY. .MHIdlo Htrft, Next loor to Hoi Albert, NKW BERNE, N. C. MORTGAGE SALE. I ..It ult 1. 1 1 v " vt i i an t alH J'. JnulK t ' ' r . licet (tef n.'-.-T l i:., " ill f 11 Stl I'l.hl 'Avi-im i! h&e ' 'iiUtiiiod In itKduia t.ve. iii. ,1 to me b ext. mi ii o 8Mny R Ju c!,i:, i iitlv lit- l.i. !! .luiiUHly ITlli, JNV, I :.. 1 Icm ill tl..- t OlITt H'JUti- .Itl.ll,lll. Mon lav. the L'.hI il.iy Ol M II..- -May, 1SS7, I W I I - lullowiui: d ( ily of f.ew "1 .i j.arcel of ia.- liiun uf salil 1'jk, (ii., I being .- of Alt-xquUt r K'K. iOKECLOSURE SALE. . Ifii tf i i-nii,. ; i 1 1 ' I .t . 11 I t ill 1 1 1 l i ;i t t ...ii v. h i-n i ii , a i i iiii.i i . ' llll.l.- 1 Will M-., "i l l Mt'Udr ill .t p r 1 H I 1 A I. . Um k II 111.! U- I Hi,- hall A. Hryftit . Mi I'lt'iin al Jul. Im ii Ihf I 11 M .,u I 1 111 ISM MoikIjn, tlic d.iy uf May, 1nS7, 1 1 1 III t rtl H L to 1 1 : A i niK a poi Hun of lliu ' nt! llif IiHi-n Of H. it imuiinil, lylus auil it.: it s of i luvi ii. I'ai - m 'Hi Ii hi i 1- ff .SeUKe -Mil- , u.I Hliil fil iii K. 'mi i..iiii aitli'iior 1. ul.tl U t il Hit. Iuu8 t luiirt- (iHiilciilar de t 1 1 in t. : inikdr to a ii .i lit-i t-i n ihe jiiatn- n ti' i ii t J 1 1 1 1 1 i "ra vni ' Mtl-KNTKIt, .tl ( nlllIlUbliltilK'r A Great Bargain. Will Im sold at a ireat aSacrhice. I';; l ti.. t It Ml Half d on tho N iin- in rr, three and a Ii'' ! ( N w hf Ml, N. iwciiiv rlvt' h' rea c lrjired. ! (! 1 1 u. k 1 ntf. Thti Ih1 d i ml ivtn k rt-s, heHVlly 1 i h I I i .1) Hiilr il tin. I .Hlnl, Mill;, I nii.lr . .1 w : i ii i 1 1 I Mi hT Iw. .llt.M. pi rbs, and ol her It ii ii t hi fl ni tlno KraKlrm laftd. - H 1 I H I t . iK. and a fl ne tr i y froni lux half a 1 1 Mel hi' h.-u.li, ulu till t I I Iih' riti, I iTf t hei t aiu hiU ii ft In- f xliHUfited, nad with . It is hil na n -I f f i in ui.: II. t If 111 H in-ar v I d iiilhy Jtruiion. ir Uih nasal n vrsaola im-Ii I 1 H 1 1 . 1 IH'i I l h-' I mill lun.l with hulld- inH . ! naid w:,i hh,.ld at pa rum if d- hllf J ) . I Ifl ,i.B HJ'l-i t I' TUPfNWITM. H : J ii " 1 1 ' i 'hi- ( i . it i 1 r . iii Ni- w hern , ( rs l : ' Spring and Summer MILLINERY ! 1 hait irrme.1 my htoi k of Spring aiul Summer Millinery, consisting of the l.-.leu tylt of I lata nnd Boancts: nlsii a large assortment of Nuvellies in Hibbuiirt, l.aces, tiauzes, etc., and a fine afwirtmcnt uf l'rcnc'i Flovrtrs. My r.itlcrn 1 lat h ..n. open inul w ill be hhonn ilh ploasurr. I cordially in itc my frienild and cus' tt'ini'i't tu i hll an 1 fii c my pretty blight goods, whirh I will takr" plraure in showing. Mrs. C. M. V. F0LLETT. FOR BARGAINSIN Furniture, CALL AT THE New Berne Furniture Store,- W EST SIDK MIDDLE STREET Where it can be found in ureal variety. Furniture not in stock will be ordered, at a small per cent abovo cost. A liberal ebare of public patronsga e licited. . J. M HINE9, afaDagari 5- marH dwtf HARDWARE, Sash, Blinds and Doors, ' Lime, Cement, Hairy 9- PAINTS,. 0ILSLEA3)S AW ' -1 . Building- MiferiaV i it - Of all kinds, l. ir. ciitli: irs, JUGW DERIE. N. C. -i: , if,.. 1 . .-. . :